If you’re not against using AI you could dump the list into the Amazon helper AI or even just directly ask duck.ai/ ChatGPT/claude and it’d be able to tell you (to some degree of accuracy) based on your requirements. Fuzzy search is something LLMs are good at.

If I had my druthers (whatever those are), I'd double the national science budget and spend 100% of the added amount re-grilling scientists and replicating important studies to check the outcomes of some percentage of them.

https://openwrt.org/supported_devices has several different views of their master list for different needs like "I need USB ports" or "I need a 5G modem", but it's still fairly techie.

Sept 7, 1993. It’s a college-oriented chain email that ends with “pass the beer” that a friend who’d just gone to college sent to about 30 people, which caused ancillary reply-all conversations for the next year or so.

I’ve seen cases where SMART returns clearly impossible data. Not incorrect or oddly formatted, numbers that just can’t be. Also, if a badblocks run returns bad blocks

It’s probably the stage separation - the payload and booster push away from each other with jets of gas

I am so down for chibi analog nowhere.

This is one of the more impressive feats I’ve seen an LLM do. On the surface it doesn’t seem like it should work.

So they took out two of the most useful things that LLMs can do.

Amazing as always, @Demigodrick@piefed.zip Two questions: 1. the RAM utilization pattern changed significantly as of the 18th. Any idea what caused that? 2. Any idea what caused the traffic spike toward the end of the month?

Depending on which client you use it may or may not show in thread view. I think they always show if you view a user's profile page though.

Nope, not intentional, I wonder if that's common. I'll consider changing it.